the world blows up. almost surreal. no one can say that they forgive the devil.? hello and welcome to dateline. heather bogle was thrilled to get a job at the local whirlpool factory, even if it meant working the graveyard shift. this way her days were still free for her daughter. then the young mother was murdered. the search for her killer would quickly lead to a handful of suspects, but heather s family had their doubts. soon, the family would find officials were hiding a mountain of dirty laundry. here s josh mankiewicz with jagged. there aren t too many places left in this country where you ll find americans still making the things americans use. one of them is this plant in northern ohio. inside these walls is where an astonishingly long and twisting trail began. by the time it ended, it had touched a shattered family, a stunned law enforcement agency and a surprisingly large collection of potential suspects whose names became known to all. often o
heather bogle sliced up each day into a life-sized jigsaw puzzle. after clocking out at whirlpool around 6:00 a. m., she d sleep during the day, waking in time to pick up mckenzie from day care. and then the two could have an evening together until the spin cycle began again around 10:00 p. m. her factory job made it all possible. heather s cousin, pat harger, was also a co-worker. i remember the day she got her first check. she was overjoyed. and she was thrilled. you know what i mean? almost like she hit the lottery. that schedule went like clockwork until april 9th, 2015. that s heather punching out at 6:17 a. m., wearing a whirlpool t-shirt. we don t know for sure what happened next. we do know she didn t pick up mckenzie later that day. at first, jen thought maybe heather had overslept.
out at 6:17 a. m., wearing a whirlpool t-shirt. we don t know for sure what happened next. we do know she didn t pick up mckenzie later that day. at first, jen thought maybe heather had overslept. i call, and her phone went straight to voicemail, over and over and over, and i which was unusual. very unusual. the hours passed, and no one had seen heather. the family called police and were told to give it some time. that didn t work for jen, who along with a couple of heather s friends, made these flyers and started putting them everywhere. sort of with every passing minute you re getting a little bit more frantic. definitely. i just kept trying to tell myself that she s okay. we re gonna find her. there s gotta be some reasonable explanation. except there wasn t. so the family filed a missing persons report with the sandusky county sheriff s office. and that put them in touch with detective sean o connell. soon, o connell